of stressed singapore hunts for its happiest person

Stressed Singapore hunts for its happiest person: A search has been launched for the happiest person in Singapore, where a recent survey found that 90 percent of its population feel that life is stressful. And the aptly named Philip Merry, chief executive of consulting firm Global Leadership Academy, has been tasked with locating the cheery resident.

Philip Merry says,

Being based in Singapore and having trained thousands of people across the globe, one distinct trend I have noticed is that despite material wealth and economic success, Singaporeans consider themselves less happy than many other people," said Merry, who was given two weeks from last Sunday to complete his quest. Singaporeans fret about financial security and retirement. Many Singaporeans are concerned they do not have enough money to grow old gracefully, and that seems to make them unhappy.

When I read this headline I thought it was writing an article about Mas Selamat.